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>>1504505
mods forgot about /biz/ :(

>>1504505
Because giving investments/business advice with a sticky is, broadly speaking, a bad idea.

>>1504524
>The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

I live in Australia and I've been cryptotrading for a week.
I'll mentor you for 0.1 BTC per day.

>>1504498
I work in the Canary Wharf. Post your email so I can send you my address.

>>1504523
Need some proof of that first.

>>1504495
yeah seems legit just send them your SSN and copy of your birth certificate.

It's that mystery shopper bullshit

>>1504486
As a /biz/ regular, I agree.

Fuck you poor no life direction one direction loving bitch made coffee fetcher water boy faggot

This board is love. We are all one happy family here.

bizninja.boards.net

Never forget.

>>1504489
Who is this fag? And why is he pretending 90% of people here aren't NEET?

I don't know what options are

Are they even good? They do simplify trading, and they are easier to access than brokers but it seems like a hebrew maneuver to me

>>1504477
they are the low level advanced derivatives

>>1504492
what you're really looking to do is it go long vol when it's cheap and to short vol when it's expensive

>>1504457
unless you make twice as much as your expenses this is not an option.

>>1504468
Rather than just insult you, I'll give you this:

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-simple-math-behind-early-retirement/

It explains retirement in a very easy to understand way.

Quick note:
>make twice as much as your expenses
>savings rate 50% -> retire in 17 years

I'd consider an early-mid 40's retirement to be pretty early compared to the standard. I'll be dipping out of the workforce by my mid 30's (at the absolute latest) but still, compared to the average person retirement in your 40s is ridiculously early.

Oh god, I've spent way too many hours planning my journey and obsessing over saving rates and other details. I've been doing this for over a year now.
My savings rate is around 70% when looking at current expenses, 84% when looking at modeled retirement expenses. At this pace, I'll make it before I'm 30.

It isn't that difficult to keep up frugality and that's definitely the key part. The hard part is fighting off lifestyle creep, once you start letting yourself enjoy something, it's very difficult to get it back under control. I spend way too much on takeaway because of this.

My and gf's combined earnings are around £60k net and spending is ~£18k. After quitting we're moving back to eastern Yurop and will need around £8k/year to get by.

There are several probable obstacles in my way. It is possible that my retirement destination will catch up on CoL, which would suck massively. I'd probably retire further away in the countryside in that case.
The markets might enter a prolonged recession, in which case I would utilize my prime earning years working hard and buying devalued securities.

There's very little downside this lifestyle. Whatever happens I will come out on top of somebody who doesn't save.

>>1504423
>as well as text of her asking me to file a fraudulent report
send that to your insurance company
they will make sure she gets raped and burned

get the money from the insurance company and get them to sue her over attempted fraud

OP here. I have to pay a 500 dollar deductible. This is what infuriates me. Should I take this to a small claims court or my insurance?

>>1504389
>If I invoice something at full price and the customer pays a discounted rate, is the discount considered an expense to me that could be deducted?
No. Discounts are a contra account to gross sales. You can net it against gross sales if you recorded the sale at full price, or simply record it directly into your net sales (revenue) total. Either way, it's not promotional and not a deduction.

>>1504400
I will be contracting with franchisees and the parent company has a hold harmless agreement that I use. I do not have an LLC yet, and will probably form one anyways, but is it a problem just having people make payments out to me directly?

>>1504412
Dude its financial unwise to do this without an registered company.

When you get cancer you go to a """" doctor"""" that will give you """" medical"""" herbs that will heal you

Be the change you want to see anon

>>1504371
Eh, currently most people with two brain cells don't waste time learning how to provide medical services proficiently without getting the relevant licence, since to employ those skills, or even practice the skills, would be illegal. The fact that said exclusive licence exists at all actually deters the general public who aren't willing to front hundreds of thousands of dollars and 8 years of time from learning anything about medicine to begin with.

>>1504387
>>1504366
>Why do we require that people who take others' lives into their hands to make money have an extensive education on how to do so?

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And god forbid you actually want to buy anything.

This is $737,000.

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>>1504369

This is $873.50 per square foot.

That's ludicrous, isn't it?

Not when your country is full of Achmeds

$5.00, best I can do

That aint a meteor. It's a big ole giant ball o' cow manure

>>1504325
1. Buy place where it fell
2. Build black box around it
3. ???
4. Allahu akbar

>>1504296
Dude what do you want someone to tell you? You know what your problem is already. You need to focus on your self control. What worked for me was keeping a journal. For example, every trading session make a chart of your most common rules. Every time you break a rule, put an X. After a few days you will see what rules you break most often, and work on getting it under control.

I would recommend reading Steenbarger's books, he helped me a lot with my psychology when trading.

>>1504302
I have read a couple psych books so I will check him out, and I know what you mean. I am keeping a journal and it has helped me a lot in the past few weeks, I've improved at it but still just not getting it for some reason. have u traded with someone else? do you know if it helps to have another person there

>>1504302
>Steenbarger
i just realized I've been reading his blogs recently, so I do know about him after all

no one likes NWO?

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>>1504230

those are trash sites except for fortune, which hypes a lot of mediocre blockchain news. Its weird that they cant find a better picture than a huge up-close headshot of the top Ripple shill. The current marketcap is justified, but if theres no other news then there will be a dip below the current price in the next week.

If it makes ABC, CNN, FOX, BBC, then maybe more hype. also my shill detector is off the charts when people say shit like

>Ripple is the one
>Ripple is the one that will be used to send digital transactions across the world
>Ripple is the Future

Any simple explanations of the technology? How does utilizing block chains decrease the time of high volume but low-value transactions?

How can we profit off of this?

MINE OTC ?

Give me you're a nineteen sen

>>1504214
Check your fucking voice mail

bump for interest

>>1504163
Sure, I'll sell you my Facebook page. All yours for 10k. I was getting sick of my friends baby pictures anyway.

>>1504349
>10,000 dollars
That's about 3 million friends.